Alberto Orlando Olmedo, known as the Black, served as an actor and humorist in Argentina and is remembered as one of the most highlights of the history of the national show, thanks to its outstanding career in television, cinema and theatre.
Nacido en Las Piedras, Heber Hugo Carámbula, bajo el nombre artístico de Berugo Carámbula, se desempeñó como actor, humorista y presentador de televisión uruguayo.
The Peya Bouzar, which is called " Piuna " by the public, is a theatrical, arrogant artist and an Algerian representative, who has enjoyed wide publicity among the followers inside and outside Algeria, whose name is highlighted by its bold and sterling of roles that deal with the issues of Algerian women and society.
Diego Esteban Capusotto, born in Argentina, works as an actor, humorist, writer and driver. His career has been distinguished by leading the programs Cha Cha Cha, all for two pesos and Peter Capusotto and his videos.
Julio Victorio De Rissio, who the public knew as Dr. Tangalanga, was an Argentine comedian born in Buenos Aires on November 10, 1916, in the Balvanera neighborhood. His parents were Italian-Argentine immigrants, and he spent his formative years within that community. Initially, he worked in a shoe factory and later as a shoemaker, marrying at age 25. However, his career took an unexpected turn in 1958 when he began recording prank calls to entertain a friend who was ill. This accidental beginning would eventually define his professional life. Dr. Tangalanga’s comedy centered around prank phone calls to strangers, often targeting businesses and feigning complaints that escalated into arguments and insults. His style frequently incorporated Argentine Lunfardo vernacular, absurd scenarios involving a fictional relative, and the use of vulgar language and double entendres. A particularly memorable call involved a football field owner, concluding with the phrase “Oíme, me hizo mierda este hijo de puta.” He released over 40 albums of these prank calls, beginning in 1989, and they sold over 250,000 copies between 1989 and 2013. Critics like Carlos Loiseau and Alejandro Rozitchner acknowledged his work. Notably, the album 'Dr. Tangalanga es mundial' (1998) featured Octavio for the first time. While his career experienced a pause after 1965 following his friend’s death, Dr. Tangalanga resumed recording in 1980 during his recovery from hepatitis. His popularity grew through informal distribution networks in Argentina during the 1980s. Later releases included '40 Años Currando' (2004), which was exclusively released in Mexico, and a live recording from La Tristienda Club that appeared as an official bootleg in 2006. He also occasionally used the names Raúl Tarufetti or Licenciado Varela. Dr. Tangalanga died on December 26, 2013, leaving behind a legacy as, according to some, the most famous prank call artist in the Spanish-speaking world.
Luigi Melieni, who adopted the artistic name Gino Renni, served as a singer, actor and humorist in Argentina, being of Italian descent.
Guillermo Héctor Francella, nacido en Argentina, se desempeña como actor y humorista. A lo largo de su trayectoria ha encabezado numerosas series televisivas y, paralelamente, ha incursionado en el teatro y el cine con una oferta diversa. Tanto críticos como especialistas en artes escénicas lo consideran una de las figuras más influyentes y queridas del espectáculo argentino.
Juan Carlos Calabró served as an actor, announcer and humorist in Argentina. Throughout an extensive and outstanding career in different areas of the show, he reached great fame and is remembered for having created and incarnate television characters such as Johnny Tolengo, Renato el Contra - also called "El Contra" and "Aníbal" - among others, which consolidated him as one of the more comedians famous of the country.
Marwan Karwabei, Algerian nationality, exercised representational and programming professions on television screens and radio waves and played football on his previous days, a rabbi-song.
Nelly Láinez, an Argentine comic actress, earned recognition for appearing in a succession of oddly titled Argentine comedy films and television productions, most prominently the 1974 movie Vampires Prefer Fatties.
Nicolás Diego Vázquez Mantovani es un artista argentino que actúa en televisión, teatro y cine, y también trabaja como humorista, conductor de programas y cantante.
Eugenio Justiniano Arpaza, better known under the name of Nito Arpaza, acts as an actor, comedian, producer of plays and political figure in Argentina. He was a national senator representing the province of Corrientes from 2009 to 2015.
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